Topic:"Accounting Policies" in M12768

S Power accepted all of Bates Whites' 2022- 2023 FAM Audit recommendations. The 2022-2023 FAM Audit Oral Hearing was held from March 17-20, 2025, and the Board issued its Decision on October 16, 2025. On March 3, 2025, the Company submitte...

AI summary NS Power accepted all recommendations from the 2022-2023 FAM Audit and submitted its 2024 ELIADC Annual Report. The Board requested improvements to the ELIADC tariff and annual report, emphasizing the need for NS Power to demonstrate the tariff's value to customers and provide more detailed reporting.

For the Year Ended December 31, 2025 Forecasted CBL Energy Charge ($) Actual CBL Energy Charge ($) Fuel & Purchased Variable Operating & Month Generation Cost Purchase Cost Sale Revenue Start Cost PHP Load CBL Energy Charge Power Charge Ma...

AI summary The document presents a detailed financial summary for the year ended December 31, 2025, including forecasted and actual CBL energy charges, generation costs, purchase costs, and various financial metrics related to PHP load, ADC differentials, and NSPI and PHP benefits. The data spans across 12 months, with monthly breakdowns and an annual total.

Extra Large Industrial Active Demand Control (ELIADC) Tariff 2025 Annual Report (NSEB M12768) NSPI Responses to IG Information Requests 1 Request IR-6: 2 3 Reference: ELIADC Tariff Revenue Table p. 1/3 and 2025 Annual FAM Reporting 4 5 (a)...

AI summary The document addresses a request to reconcile ELIADC revenue reported in the annual FAM report with various charges and adjustments, including the CBL energy charge, prior year ADC and VOM adjustments, and an outstanding amount from PHP. NSPI explains that adjustments are reported in subsequent reports due to timing differences in finalizing reports.

addition, the Industrial Group viewed the $5/MWh minimum fixed cost contribution under the ELIADC tariff as providing insufficient protection for other ratepayers against continued under-performance. Other issues raised for consideration i...

AI summary The Industrial Group raised concerns about the ELIADC tariff's $5/MWh minimum fixed cost contribution, arguing it does not sufficiently protect other ratepayers from financial impacts caused by Port Hawkesbury Paper's under-performance. They also highlighted issues with load forecast revisions, carrying costs, and reporting transparency, requesting changes to improve accountability and comparability.

(b) Please provide a copy of any FAM SWG presentation materials and 1 2 3 4 2026 M12768 NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD 18 19 20 (f) Please provide a copy of the process and protocol for load forecast revisions. If there is no written protocol, p...

AI summary The text includes several requests related to forecasting protocols, load forecast divergence impacts, and reconciliation of ELIADC revenue with CBL energy charges and ADC/VOM adjustments. It also asks for FAM SWG presentation materials and a comparison of forecast errors across years.

Table 1 – Allocation of Off-Schedule Charges to PHP before and after ADC Benefit Allocation Off-schedule Charges applied before ADC Benefit is Allocated Off-schedule Charges applied after ADC Benefit is Allocated (A) Initial ADC Benefit $1...

AI summary The table illustrates the allocation of off-schedule charges to PHP before and after ADC benefit allocation, showing changes in payments between NS Power and PHP. The structure is assessed annually, and in 2025, the ADC benefit resulted in a net payment from PHP to customers, indicating the tariff functioned as intended.

addition, the Industrial Group viewed the $5/MWh minimum fixed cost contribution under the ELIADC tariff as providing insufficient protection for other ratepayers against continued under-performance. Other issues raised for consideration i...

AI summary The Industrial Group expressed concerns about the ELIADC tariff's $5/MWh minimum fixed cost contribution, arguing it does not adequately protect other ratepayers from the under-performance of Port Hawkesbury Paper. They also raised issues regarding load forecast revisions, carrying costs, and reporting transparency, requesting changes to improve accountability and fairness.